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Ramon Codina

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Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya

Spain

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Ramon Codina is a Professor at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, Spain. His research focuses on adaptive flow solvers, finite element analysis in hyperelasticity, and numerical simulations of fluid-structure interactions. Recent articles highlight his work on stress-displacement stabilized finite elements and the application of artificial neural networks in computational fluid mechanics.

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An a posteriori time error indicator for adaptive flow solvers

Finite element approximation of stabilized mixed models in finite strain hyperelasticity involving displacements and stresses and/or pressure—An overview of alternatives

Stress–displacement stabilized finite element analysis of thin structures using Solid-Shell elements, Part II: Finite strain hyperelasticity

Stress–displacement stabilized finite element analysis of thin structures using solid-shell elements, Part I: On the need of interpolating the stresses

Stabilized finite elements for the solution of the Reynolds equation considering cavitation

Artificial neural network based correction for reduced order models in computational fluid mechanics

An embedded strategy for large scale incompressible flow simulations in moving domains

A stabilized mixed three‐field formulation for stress accurate analysis including the incompressible limit in finite strain solid dynamics

A variational multiscale stabilized finite element formulation for Reissner–Mindlin plates and Timoshenko beams

Numerical simulation of Fluid–Structure Interaction problems with viscoelastic fluids using a log-conformation reformulation

Mixed stabilized finite element methods in linear elasticity for the velocity–stress equations in the time and the frequency domains

Finite element approximation of wave problems with correcting terms based on training artificial neural networks with fine solutions

Modal analysis of elastic vibrations of incompressible materials using a pressure-stabilized finite element method

Topological derivative-based topology optimization of incompressible structures using mixed formulations

Development of an algebraic fractional step scheme for the primitive formulation of the compressible Navier-Stokes equations

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